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Carroll County fiscal court adopts security camera use and data management policy
Summary
At its Dec. 9 meeting, the Carroll County fiscal court put an administrative code amendment on the record and moved to adopt a security camera use and data management policy following a first reading; the motion carried by voice vote.
The Carroll County fiscal court moved on Dec. 9 to add a security camera use and data management policy to the county’s administrative code after a first reading and a voice vote.
Speaker 1 introduced the first reading “to add security camera use and data management policy,” and Speaker Scott moved to conduct the reading. Speaker 3 stated the draft “was adopted in its entirety,” and the bench called for the ayes before moving on. One member said “Object to the motion,” but the motion proceeded and was approved by voice vote.
Court members said the policy language was based on an administrative draft and reviewed by county staff. No full text of the ordinance or the policy was read into the record during the hearing beyond the first-reading motion; the court directed staff to finalize paperwork and incorporate the policy into the administrative code.
The court did not reference any state statute or external legal citation during the discussion in the transcript. The court moved on to other agenda items after the voice vote; the transcript does not show a subsequent formal roll-call tally associated with the adoption.
